Multiple Sclerosis Caregivers in Glenn County - 8 caregivers found

I like to been a caregiver. Because I love helping them in any way.

My Name is Katrina but go by Nina for short! I have been a Certified Nurse Assistant since the age of 16. It has always been my dream to help people. I have 3 children one of which has special needs! The reason I bring up my special boy is because he has taught me more about patience, understanding and compassion than any kind of school/ work training. My whole purpose in life is to make my kids and my Mother proud!

I'm a dependable, trustworthy person looking to work a few hours occasionally due to going to school.

Hello! I'm Jenifer 36years old. I have 4 kids and I'm very family oriented. When I take care of your loved one they become a part of my family. Why I say this is because no one can take care of a loved one like family. I have years (over15yrs) of experience and hold what I do with respect and kindness. I enjoy what I do and will do my very best at taking care of you ( or your loved one). I'm a hard worker and have compassion.

What makes me decide to be a caregiver is because I have daughter with special needs and just the way I help my daughter every day I want help other people that needs it to. I think I'm a good caregiver because I love working with people and always try to be on time dont matter if I have to wake up early but I be always on time.

I became a caregiver because in my senior year of highschool I was presented with an opportunity of getting my CNA license. My license is no longer current, because it was a washington State license. I like being a caregiver, I love helping people! I'm very outgoing, and I love making people laugh. I am a bit shy at first, until I get to know someone. I actually wanted to become a caregiver, because my grandmother, had a high case of dementia. In her last days she burnt herself all of the way up the left side of the body, because she forgot how to use the stove. Ever since I had wished that I would of been able to help her. So I became a caregiver. I am a hard worker, dependable, compassionate, and patient.

1. I enjoy helping people. 2. I love making people happy and putting a smile on there face. 3. Being a Mom and raising four children. 4. I love being able to make people happy and feel good about themselves. I love giving to others. I am a licensed C.N.A. for the state of Arkansas.

I have been in the medical field since 1992 I worked with many clients in hospitals Care homes to private hey and their homes. I have work with dementia and Alzheimer's patience to quadriplegics I have done all hands on by working side-by-side with r ends I have worked with hospice doing comfort measures to just being a companion while working in their homes caring for a client I am experienced in many different things when it comes to taking care of someone it's what I'm best at I know a lot to experience I work with clients who are knee and hip replacements helping with range of motion and therapy I'm very patient and I love to take care of those who can't care for themselves it's my passion to show love where it's needed I work with patients with Parkinsons and many other medical conditions. in 1992 is when I got in the medical field my grandmother went into a care home and I have to say that she probably would have lived if they didn't treat her the way that they said they didn't have any patience with her that confined her to her bed they stop feeding her just to see my grandmother who is my everything pass away I told myself that I'm going to be in the medical field and care for people's families the way that I wanted someone to care for my grandmother like around that mother was my everything and I miss her to this day. and I promise you if you hire me I will love and care for your family member as if they were my own thank you for reading my short bio. I'm available to work any days but hoping I can have Sunday off for church there is no job description and I am uncomfortable with when I comes to the medical field I'm able to do whatever is needed to give the best care possible.